Model Yachting Monthly: Volume 1, Issue 3 – May 1945
Updates on pond sailing rules
The Braine Steering Gear:
Letter from Sgt. W.J. Spens (15th Air Force):
Category Archives
Model Yachting Monthly: Volume 1, Issue 2 – April 1945
Comparing and Testing Canoe-Body Designs
analyzing hull fairness
Practical advice for builders
plotting techniques and spline usage for accurate curves.
Pond Sailing with Vane Gear
Model Yachting Monthly: Volume 1, Issue 1 – March 1945
Synchronous Sheet Control
Self-Tacking Vane Gear
handling light vs. heavy winds
Plans M-Class
Plans X-Class
MYRAA 1944 Year Book
1944 National Officers and Executive Committee
1944 Racing Calendar
The Needs of Model Yachting
Rating Tables MYRAA Classes
Official Classes of Model Yachts: MYRAA
Montclair MYC Method of Computing Seasonal Scores
Handicap Flag-Races
The Push-Pull Type Vane Control
Theoretical Vane Setting
Mis-Rules for Pond Sailing
The Model Craftsman: Volume 11, Issue 5 – October 1942
We have two perpetual trophies, one for M-Class and one for the A-Class, which we call the Sterling Cup and the A Plaque respectively, which are raced for the entire season, commencing early in March and ending the last of October.
The Model Craftsman: Volume 11, Issue 4 – September 1942
Model yachtsmen are enthusiastic about the sport of charting new and interesting courses of activity. Unhampered by rules and regulations they are finding new zest in fields other than pure class racing.
The Model Craftsman: Volume 11, Issue 3 – August 1942
Of course keel bolts are made of metal,
and they support the ballast, so-o-o, the
Ex. Com. turned it down.